2000s Horror Movie Trivia

Once again, our schedule has fallen prey to the changes all around us. Hey, Gang. This is the dorky geeky nerdy trivia podcast and I'm your host Brian Rollins this. Week was supposed to see the release of spiral a new entry in the saw series starring Chris Rock but that movie's release has been pushed off, but we're not going to let that stop us. We have a whole episode on horror movies from the 2000s that is movies released from And to 2009. Frankly, I'm still processing. The fact that the year 2000 was 20 years ago, but maybe I'm just getting old regardless of the passage of time, we will still have 30 trivia questions in three. Increasingly difficult rounds. The clock is ticking. So let's begin the dorky round number one. Who directed 2009's Drag Me to Hell. Sam Raimi. Number two, who played jigsaw starting in 2004? Tobin Bell. Number three. What Pub was the group's goal in Shaun of the Dead? The Winchester. Number four, what 2007 film was a double feature of Planet Terror and Death Proof. Grindhouse. Number 5. What 2005 film and its 2009 sequel were filmed on set and not in real caves. The Descent. Number 6, Guillermo del Toro directed, what 2002 vampire movie? Blade 2. Number 7, which star of Zombieland delayed filming because they were arrested for marijuana possession. Woody Harrelson. Number 8, Tony Shalhoub starred in the 2001 remake of what 1960 movie. Thirteen Ghosts. Number 9, what movie was Eli Roth's first feature-length film that he directed Cabin Fever. Number 10, The MythBusters prove that a cable snap, like the one seen in what horror movie could not. In fact, cut a person in half. Ghost ship. The geeky round number one. What Musicians music can be heard throughout 2000s, Final Destination. John Denver. The inside joke, is that he died in a plane crash. Number two, what movie was the highest grossing horror remake until Stephen King's It in 2017? The ring. Number three, what 2007 film was shot entirely in writer-director or in pelley's home. Paranormal Activity. Number four who directed the 2004 remake of Dawn of the Dead. Zack Snyder. Number five, Johnny Depp John, Turturro and Maria Bello starred in what 2004, Stephen King adaptation. Secret Window. Number six, The Rock AKA Dwayne Johnson made his big screen debut in what 2001 movie. The Mummy Returns. Number 7, Wes Craven directed. What? 2005 werewolf movie. Cursed. Number 8, what Vin Diesel movie was filmed in the same desert as Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. Pitch. Black Number 9, Neil Marshall directed, what werewolf movie before he directed The Descent? Dog soldiers. Number 10, the original title for what David Arquette movie was our Rack Attack. Eight. Legged freaks. The nerdy round number one, before he was detective, Miller on the expanse. Thomas Jane starred in what 2007? Stephen King adaptation. The Mist. Number two. What was the last film? George Romero directed. Survival of the Dead. Number three, what 2001, Nicole Kidman movie was released the same week as her divorce from Tom Cruise. The others. Number four, Sarah, Michelle Gellar starred in what? Two movies in 2004. One was a whore, the other not so much. The Grudge and Scooby-Doo, two monsters Unleashed. number 5 in what years did hostile and hostile part to come out 2005 and 2007 respectively. Number six, what was the original title for the 2002 Resident? Evil movie. Resident Evil Ground Zero. It was changed after the 9/11 attacks in 2001. number seven, the 2006 version of The Hills Have Eyes was filmed in what country Morocco. Number 8. What was the first Paul verhoeven film? That didn't need to be reshot in order to get an R rating in the US. Hollow Man. Number nine, three different endings were filmed for what? 2000 slasher film. Scream, 3, Wes, Craven didn't want the cast to know what the real ending would be. Number 10, who played the titular creature in jeepers, creepers, and Jeepers, Creepers, 2. Jonathan Breck. Everyone safe. Everyone have all their appendages, accounted for, let's hope so, I'm not going back in there. Thanks for hanging out with us this week. I know it's scary out there, but it's safer at home and we'll try to keep you entertained. In the meantime, we have 67 other episodes for your enjoyment so be sure to come by our site. Your key geeky nerdy.com to have a listen, we'll be back next week with more trivia fun. Here's your clue. Which genre does history of tribute to Jules Verne and h.g. Wells. Despite prior works by Mary Shelley and others. I hope to see you all back here next Wednesday. I'm your host Brian Rollins at this has been the dorky geeky. Nerdy trivia podcast. Thanks for listening and I hope you're all staying safe and healthy.